Weather woes remain at Puerto Rico Open
Rain continued to pose a problem at the Trump International course, which has seen more than a foot of the wet stuff since last weekend. Skip Kendall reached five-under par through his first nine holes to take a one-shot lead over two players, but only half of the field had even teed off following two stop-and-start days. Read More →
Els moves ahead at rainy CA Championship
Els, a three-time major winner, finished 36 holes at 10-under 134 and is one stroke clear of Robert Allenby, whose second-round 67 included an ace, an eagle, six birdies, three bogeys and a double-bogey. Much like Thursday, heavy winds were the story. Officials moved Friday’s tee times up in anticipation of forecasted storms, and they almost got the round in without a major incident. Read More →
Report: Woods took pain medication day before crash
Investigative records obtained by the newspaper from the Florida Highway Patrol paint a clearer picture of the moments following Woods’ Nov. 27 car crash, which touched off allegations and then an admission that the golfer was unfaithful to his wife. The paperwork, according to the Sentinel, says that Elin Woods was not allowed to ride in the ambulance with her husband because the crew believed it was a domestic violence case. Read More →
Big buzz on Amen Corner: Woods reportedly to return at Masters
Refuting an earlier New York Post report that targeted Woods’ return at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in two weeks, FOXSports.com led a pack of media outlets pointing to a season debut at Augusta National instead, where Woods would be playing for the first time since the fall of 2009. A source close to Palmer told FOXSports.com earlier Thursday that they had not heard anything about the possibility of Woods teeing up at Bay Hill, a course Woods loves, in a tournament he has won... [Read The entire article]
Schwartzel finds himself alone in front at Doral
Schwartzel braved tough, windy conditions at the TPC Blue Monster at Doral for the first-round advantage, when every other leader got tripped up by the famed Blue Monster 18th hole. First up was Robert Allenby, who reached eight-under, but bogeyed three in a row from the 15th. At the last, Allenby found a greenside bunker and nearly blasted his ball into the water. Read More →
Puerto Rico Open washed out by heavy rain
Only 18 players in a full PGA Tour field teed off before play was suspended at 7:19 a.m. local time. After a six-hour delay, the decision was made to postpone the round for the day. Read More →
